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Aggies quickly dismiss McNeese in 52-10 win
The Aggies ran out to a 38-0 lead at halftime and scored on all but one possession -- which ended on downs at the McNeese 2 -- as Texas A&M handled the Cowboys easily. Quarterback Conner Weigman completed 11 of 14 passes (with two drops) for 125 yards and two touchdowns before calling it a day with more than four minutes to go in the first half. Some key defensive players didn't even make it that long.
A&M took a 45-0 lead into the fourth quarter before McNeese scored 10 points against players deep on the depth chart. The Cowboys had a 19-play scoring drive, which A&M responded to with a 65-yard touchdown run by true freshman Terry Bussey one play later.
A&M had 529 yards of total offense, including 333 on the ground, in the win.
Aggies snatch commit away from Georgia
Bushnell (Fla.) South Sumter safety Rashad Johnson committed to Georgia in July, but that commitment lasted less than two months. On Saturday morning, Johnson surprisingly flipped his commitment from the Bulldogs to the Aggies, a week after making an unofficial visit to College Station. He had made his official visit to A&M in June, three weeks before committing to Georgia.
The 6-foot-2, 200-pound 4-star prospect is A&M's fifth defensive back commit for the 2025 class and the 21st commit overall. He's the first commit from Florida, which has been a recruiting hotbed for the Aggies in recent years.
A&M now has the 11th-ranked class in the Rivals rankings, with 17 4-star commits.
Aggies in the NFL
Cornerback Jaylon Jones: Made 9 tackles, including a tackle for loss, and broke up a pass in Indianapolis' 29-27 loss to Houston.
WR Mike Evans: Had 5 catches for 64 yards and two touchdowns in Tampa Bay's 37-20 win over Washington.
DL DeMarvin Leal: Had 1 tackle in Pittsburgh's 18-10 win over Atlanta.
LB Von Miller: Had 2 tackles, including a sack, in Buffalo's 34-28 win over Arizona.
RB Devon Achane: 10 carries, 24 yards, 1 TD rushing and 7 catches, 76 yards receiving in Miami's 20-17 win over Jacksonville.
WR Christian Kirk: 1 catch, 30 yards in Jacksonville's 20-17 loss to Miami.
Nickel Antonio Johnson: 9 tackles, including a tackle for loss, in Jacksonville's 20-17 loss to Miami.
DT Jayden Peevy: 1 tackle in Carolina's 47-10 loss to New Orleans.
WR Josh Reynolds: 5 catches, 45 yards in Denver's 26-20 loss to Seattle.
LB Tyrel Dodson: 10 tackles, including a tackle for loss, in Seattle's 26-20 in over Denver.
DE Myles Garrett: 2 tackles, including a sack and a forced fumble, in Cleveland's 33-17 loss to Denver.
S Donovan Wilson: 2 tackles and a pass defensed in Dallas' 33-17 win over Cleveland.
DT Bobby Brown III: 2 tackles in the L.A. Rams game with Detroit (in progress).
